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4.6.6.6. Configuration File Details
If you click on the name or number of a file in a list, the
Configuration File Details
page will appear.
You may remove the file at anytime by clicking delete file in the upper-right corner of the page. This
page contains the following tabs:
•
Details — General information about the file. This is the first tab you see when you click on a file.
It displays basic information about the file, including path, associated channel, revision, and date.
It also provides links to download, view and edit the file, as well as identify whether it is binary.
•
Revisions
— A list of revisions stored by RHN. You can examine revisions in the list or use the
Browse and Upload File buttons to upload a more recent revision.
•
Diff
— A list of configuration files available for comparison. Click the name of the channel con-
taining the file, then the name of the file itself. A list of differences will appear.
•
Copy
— A list of configuration channels that may receive a copy of the file. To copy the file to a
channel, select the channel’s checkbox, and click the
Copy File
button.
•
Copy to Config Channel
— Displays the global config channels for your organization. To copy
the latest revision of this file to channels, select the appropriate checkboxes, and click the Copy
File
button.
•
Copy to System
— Displays the system-specific config channels for your organization. To copy
the latest revision of this file to channels, select the appropriate checkboxes, and click the Copy
File
button.
4.7. Schedule
If you click the Schedule tab on the top navigation bar, the Schedule category and links appear.
These pages enable you to keep track of the actions taking place within your systems. An action is a
scheduled RHN task that is to be performed on one or more client systems. For example, an action
can be scheduled to apply all Errata Updates to a system.
Red Hat Network keeps track of the following action types:
1. Package Installations — For more information on how to perform package installations, refer
to Section 4.6.5 Software Packages .
2. Errata Updates — For more information on how to apply Errata Updates, refer to Section 4.5.2.1
Apply Errata Updates .
3. Hardware Profile Updates — To schedule a hardware profile refresh, go to a system list under
the
Systems
category, click on the name of the system, click the
Hardware
tab of the
System
Details page, and click the Schedule Hardware Refresh button.
4. Package List Profile Updates — To schedule a package list profile refresh, go to a system list
under the Systems category, click on the name of the system, click the Packages tab of the
System Details
page, and click the
Update Package List
button.
Each page in the
Schedule
category represents a type of action.
4.7.1. Pending Actions
As shown in Figure 4-7, the
Pending Actions
page is shown by default when you click
Schedule
in
the top navigation bar. It displays actions that have not started or are in progress.